• San Agustin Church - Our meeting point. San Agustin is the oldest church in the Philippines and it’s the silent witness of the history of Intramuros itself.
• Plaza San Luis Complex - The mixed-use complex was built in the 1980s to represent what 18th century Intramuros looked like.
• Puerta de Santa Lucia - We will go up the wall of Intramuros at this point and discuss why Intramuros was so important to the Spanish.
• Museo de Intramuros - Built in the likeness of the former Jesuit Mission House that stood there, the museum contains the ecclesiastical collection of the Intramuros Administration.
• Memorare Manila Monument - A monument dedicated to the 100,000 civilian lives lost during the Battle of Manila in 1945
• Puerta del Parian - Once Intramuros busiest gateway, there is now a pleasant little park in the vicinity.
• Colegio de San Juan de Letran - Founded in 1620, this is the oldest educational institution inside Intramuros
• Aduana - The Intendencia, also known as the Aduana, was the site of the former Customs House of Manila.
• Manila Cathedral - The Mother Church of the Philippines, the home of the Episcopal See, and the center of the Archdiocese of Manila.
• Fort Santiago - A citadel located inside Intramuros. This was the base of operation of the military forces of all the colonizers and occupiers of the Philippines.

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